Benchmarks

[mischnic]

Depends on #68

niklas@nmb:~/…/UE/SchokoVM/build (benchmarks) $ make
[ 19%] Built target tests
[ 80%] Built target jvm
[ 90%] Built target NativeLib
[100%] Built target SchokoVM

niklas@nmb:~/…/UE/SchokoVM/build (benchmarks) $ ../run.sh
java FibonacciRec 32 > /dev/null  0.09s user 0.02s system 123% cpu 0.094 total
java -XX:-UseCompiler FibonacciRec 32 > /dev/null  0.34s user 0.02s system 98% cpu 0.372 total
./SchokoVM --java-home $JAVA_HOME FibonacciRec 32 > /dev/null  1.96s user 0.10s system 99% cpu 2.074 total

java FibonacciIter 5000 > /dev/null  0.09s user 0.03s system 121% cpu 0.092 total
java -XX:-UseCompiler FibonacciIter 5000 > /dev/null  0.06s user 0.02s system 95% cpu 0.091 total
./SchokoVM --java-home $JAVA_HOME FibonacciIter 5000 > /dev/null  0.08s user 0.08s system 96% cpu 0.162 total

java FibonacciIterBig 50000 > /dev/null  0.28s user 0.25s system 231% cpu 0.227 total
java -XX:-UseCompiler FibonacciIterBig 50000 > /dev/null  1.01s user 0.27s system 123% cpu 1.042 total
./SchokoVM --java-home $JAVA_HOME FibonacciIterBig 50000 > /dev/null  15.46s user 0.29s system 99% cpu 15.836 total

[RobertObkircher]

Ideas:

• startup time of "Hello world!"
• Maybe karel the robot?
• a graph of the execution time of each test case (executed sequentially)
• Some larger program
  - I can't think of anything right now.
  - Probably too complex: https://github.com/RobertObkircher/AlgoDat_E1 (private repo)
  - It would look really cool, if we could run a graphical application. Maybe an exercise from EP1/2?

[mischnic]

potentially PRNG / Quicksort

[mischnic]

I'm merging this because there are no actual code changes